31 Days of Halloween: Day #6 Double Feature, It
Welcome to the 31 Days of Halloween in Movies.
Hello Friends, and welcome to Day #6. How are you? Are you doing well? Friends take care of your body and your mind, but most of all, enjoy this time.
Movie Quote from It
You’ll float, too, you’ll float, too, you’ll float, too… YOU’LL FLOAT, TOO!”
It’s Day #6 in the 31 Days of Halloween in Movies. For an archive of the movie Madness, click here. For other Halloween goodies, check out the freebies page.
The movies featured in this series are in no particular order and range from 1950 – 2023…and so it goes.
Today’s Feature
MOVIE: IT & IT (CHAPTER TWO)
Rated: R (Disturbing Images)
Year: 2017, 2019 (CHAPTER TWO)
Director: Andy Muschietti
IMBD Rating: 7.3, 6.2 (CHAPTER TWO)
Runtime: 2h 15m, 2H 49M (CHAPTER TWO)
🍅 Meter: 82%, 62% (CHAPTER TWO)
Genre: Horror/Thriller/Mystery
Splatter/Gore Meter: 5/10 🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸
SYNOPSIS:
CHAPTER 1: Seven young outcasts in Derry, Maine, are about to face their worst nightmare — an ancient, shape-shifting evil that emerges from the sewer every 27 years to prey on the town’s children. Banding together over the course of one horrifying summer, the friends must overcome their own personal fears to battle the murderous, bloodthirsty clown known as Pennywise.
MY RATING: (★★★★..Overall)
As you can tell from the ratings, Chapter Two doesn’t meet the expectations of It (essentially Chapter One), but it does wrap everything up somewhat neatly. Is this movie scary …HELL YES. Is it disturbing …HELL TO THE YES, but so was the made-for-TV movie that came out in 1990. However, when you add years of technology and Bill Skarsgard, you’re going to get something exponentially more frightening.
I would definitely recommend this movie but be warned, it’s a creepy clown, and to quote it best by Paperback from Hell — “Since time immemorial, humankind’s greatest natural predator has been the clown,” and Pennywise is definitely the creepiest one out there.
Not so much splatter or gore, but some parts are seriously disturbing (not Hereditary disturbing), but it holds its own. Told in two parts, the first perspective being from the kids and Chapter Two as adults that are led back to Deary because the disappearances are still happening. It’s a great movie, creepy, with great jump scares, and everything to make you wonder about every dark corner.
With all that said …Happy Viewing!
